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Mauritania flagAdam vadel
could you please clarify what's the difference between " I have to" and "I got to"

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Hello Med, "I have to" is correct. "I got to" is a slang contraction of "I have got to". "I have to" is better English, and you should use that. It means you must do a certain thing. examples: I have to wear a coat because the weather is very cold. The show starts at 8pm so we have to be there by 7.45. I have to buy a sandwich because I am hungry.
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Hello Med, this question was asked very recently: see the answers here https://www.italki.com/question/424736

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